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Time for action

Throughout this book, we have developed various practical scenarios to learn the art of web application development. We now have the final set of actions before we complete this book. By now, you should have all the knowledge to get started with WordPress web development. After reading this chapter, you need to try the following set of actions to gain experience with the process:

Find out different ways of structuring WordPress for web applications
Improve the AJAX-based list to contain more filtering options
Figure out practical scenarios to implement caches and transients

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